For 80 through 10m and even 6m I would suggest a ZS6BKW, which is a modern computer designed version of a G5RV. Its about 93ft long and has a reasonable match on 40, 20, 17, 12, 10 and 6m and with a tuner it provides good performance on 80m.
You can make one with about 40ft of 450 ohm ladder line and 100ft of wire, plus it needs a good 1:1 choke balun at the junction of the ladder line and your coax. You can make a very good choke balun with a $10 ferrite toroid core and wrap 10 turns of coax around it.
I ran a G5RV for many years then upgraded to a ZS6BKW and was very happy with it. I recently changed to a MyAntennas 133ft long offset center fed dipole, which seems to work a little better on 80m and about the same as the ZS6BKW on the other bands plus its got a near perfect match on 40, 20 and a few other bands without a tuner. I think the type of transformer MyAntennas uses for their OCFD is the best, having good rejection of commom mode currents on your coax and it worked great right out of the box.
You can make an OCFD with just some wire, a 4:1 balun and common mode choke. You can make an excellent 4:1 balun that will handle about 150w for less than $5 and use the same choke mentioned above for about $10.
Either of the antennas mentioned placed 15 to 35ft in the air horizontal make a great regional antenna on 40 and 80m saturating everything within 0 to 500mi, plus they work fine for DX, although height becomes more critical there and 33ft would be a very good height for 20m and 10m DX without giving up the local or NVIS properties. Both would also provide a reasonable match for the tuner in your FT-460, where a G5RV can be out of range for some radios to tune.
There are a lot more antennas to consider but I have had very good results from the ZS6BKW and 80m OCFD. I did recently get a 20 through 6m Hexbeam from NA4RR to supplement my 80m OCFD and am very pleased with that. One problem with a wire antenna is you can't steer it to make the best use of its gain lobes on the higher bands. The Hexbeam allows me to target whatever I want on the upper bands and in some cases gives me upwards of 2 S units better signal on those bands over the horizontal wire in a very small package that is big city friendly.
prcguy
Thank You very much for your information. I have plenty of room for a dipole. That will be the route I go. I already have a MFJ 941E tuner and the FT-450D has a auto tuner in it. So I should be good there. I have a good supply of 9913 for coax.